Working Conditions Aboard the Cma-Cgm-Navegantes
IMO: 9303780
Container Ship, Malta
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Vessel Details
MMSI
256144000
Callsign
9HA5712
Width
30.0 m
Length
222.0 m
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Bryan
2023-10-23
Position: Wiper
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Cma-Cgm-Navegantes Secures Multiple Charter Opportunities Across Mediterranean and West Africa
The Cma-Cgm-Navegantes continues to solidify its position in the maritime market with recent charter agreements aimed at enhancing its trading routes throughout the Mediterranean and into West Africa. In a strategic move, Hapag-Lloyd has secured a ne...
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Charter Agreement Extended for Mediterranean-West Africa Route
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